The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1909, Page 3

-TNTHESIO F F | BR Concern, It Is Feels Strong to Start Some- d_ Astonishes way With a Dress d With 3,000 BEEERE EEE EH EHS * 'S THIS WEEK. * — * — “Commencement & “Going Some.” Cat and the ‘The Russell-Drew {(3tst to 4th per- } in “The Con let's Sweetheart.” nThe Del Lawrence Com ‘oe to 44th perform. in “The Spoilers.” UM — George Bloom. iat and vaudeville. b—“A Bunch of Mand vaudevilic. Naris, illusion. vaudevil! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ” wading din iad “BY J. W. SAYRE. “aint three months the fi trim company, which itself in opposition to @f the motion picture film the country, has been itself In Seattle, and Pow feels itself, accord Wisest of the picture ietly able to enter into battle with any and all ai there are trusts and fn the motion picture in the dramatic and I the numerous in Seattle feel t e is « good Hiustra. before the st the indeper ft some th is. and before fa. their adh BA will be quoted by the ] fastead of by the P puch seriows price-cut sthe public ought to bay Of longer shows yuh ebances be landable ambition ‘evéry other woman on Wke 30 cents, Anns } this week, in “Miss In is disporting herse!f in o sled dress whieh is trimmed Miss Heid's shoes are also embroidered to mateh the dress outfit cost Miss Hi ed inasmuch as eve every city which Miss ‘Will make up her mind dress or die in the at “Would seem like money Twins.” which will b« PBett week, ie & new f the old Pacheco comedy Charles Dickson demi ago. tie how touring in Be sien " May Be Canceled. omedy, “Lo,” has a Grand, and the has been steadily tase Until now it is due Feason or other take particular tn Several of the t Slong the route. to wire “A Dry Town Months Harry Askin's A sead EB. Young Jess than a month B this attraction and they ® report on the show exception the westerr ere, wired back the classiest of all Pomedies, and have urged Should be called in from Gt once and taken to mate Where good shows are MY Meeded, for a jong ru: Of taking this very ) is now under Ao'ink x @E one 24 8 local office pected that no cance the totif win tare 1 Rot until after th has been plas: Greek Meets Greek Were greetings and ly in Greek, arc bof Alex Par other Gree caged now pl ~ was that M ager bi to be ‘ ut -ever wines a aners Dad b inne hat kart ode it so Prat men cc P. mpa ue toe Manager p, aris Hay wor antage Y er and Grecian arty 4 potas. he tought and Ms leer in a 10 leave the arin y 1 rom th months B® Boer prisoner in pre 1 Polynesia and eaten by canni than 3,000 diamonds. ,A@ainst the office, M WAR preeey c) e aaa : ANNA HELD. She Spends $29,000 for a Diamond Covered Dress. A IN PLAIN. SIGHT bale in the New climax to his thrill he is now in vaudevi Frank ¢ dent & surprise party was Het te Egan sailed this morn-| ing for Los Angeles on the Preal As an appropriate send off, at his country place, near O'Brien, last evening by 50 of and present pupils and friends. William Ditis, one of ker's old actors, joined the Henry in Portland M Por the sake of the would give him tn al ing cities, the agent of “The Clansm: in having bls show Newport, R. I Thomas A. Wise, ¢ eorge Stuart ors who are committee ty of Amer of a whic pRa BELLINGHAM, Oct. 1.—Three men were seriously Injured and « dered him | pking car on Great Northern passenger train No. 274 was badly his former|#recked five miles south of here} ! personal| Yesterday when a giant cedar tree fell from the mountain #ide above the track directly across the coach ri » Ba-|The injured men were brought to advertising it} the surround energetic an ba b orge od advance || Noticing it | CONFER HONOR | | (IN PRESIDENT _The formal presentation of the Mitfls P. Rasmussen, 64 years of asonic bu at the exposition 08¢, 9iled youterday at th neral to the University of Washington | hoapital. About three w ago his ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD MAKES | took place yesterday in a modest son, —Martin Rasmussen, died of | PRESIDENT TAFT MEMBER and unostes us corer Ralph pneufonia in this city The fo ‘rs eAllister, past grand master (Ler War #o affected by the death of | OF THE ORGANIZATION of the KE. and A. M. of Washington ie Hoy that he declined in health } in his presentation speech spoke Ver since, Unttl recently he Hved Today President ‘Taft ix an hon. | UMeAy of the purpose of the build: |!n Maple Valley . os Ing ond gave a short rec o « rary past grand ebiet of the Arctic | Maggnic ‘order The Tatkinee te Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and | Brotherhood, having been given the accepted for the regents by Fs | Salp, Leary's non-alcoholic com [degree at the Arctic Brotherhood | Haseltine and by Prevident Thomas | POUNd elves life; cures dandruff building at the exposition grounds p keane itching, falling hair, grayness and late yesterday afternoon, Dr, LH baldness, All druggint it as bullitiae wis tu ‘i «| be All druggists and bar |Moore was master of ceremonies | srayonic ocne Ped cea oe PB + bers bic owing A the Mer me of Page and was furniab by the Order of Pee a cee axe tc the Eastern Star, It will be sed DIAMONDS corder Godfrey roalande Jorginated the idea of conferring the ee ¢ ae seen bt gee et Diamonds are 8 good investment |honorary degree upon the president bby sell them on weekly payment in his usual suave manner present Third Son for Crown Prince sg | jed President Taft with a member! POTSDAM, Oct. 1-—Crown Prin Sterling Jewelry Co. | rok Mh made of caribou #ktn, | conn dertck Wilhelm, who was| Room 117 708 First Avenue. Rudder with 26 gold nuggets, & formerly Duchess Cecelle of Meck gold button and a purple velvet | jenburg-Schwerin, gave birth to ao mona parka, trimmed with Alaska fur. son last 1 This te the third) ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler Another old-time Alaskan who Was | son born to the crown princess |given a place of honor during the Piet and Charen. | }ceremonies was Percy H. Hunting, Alcoholic tonics destroy hair and Optical Department | outer guard of the marek. President Taft reltterated his re marks made in his speech earlier in the afternoon that he believed Alaska Was not yet ready for home government, His remarks caused a hush to fall on the gathering the president said I have told you exactly what 1 | think If you want to take back the office which you have given | me, you are at iHberty to do so; at least I shall have the privilege of jhaving stood before you here as | Your past grand chief and of having told you what | thought was the uth. SEATTLE MAN INJURED and who had charge (By United Pres) temporartly |this city and placed in a hospital company | The injured: C. W. Briggs, Seat tle, arm crushed, internally injured |B. L. Smith, Straighton, B. C., sealp wounds and internal injuries ith, Rellingham, nose broken, scalp wounds is now Ari ut of a few nights ago. as en gaged fn reading all plays submit ted to it by native Harry Corson application for to “Billy running in the the east Jowephine Jacoby ast year with the quartette, * Clark ke ho authors. has m: western a Shubert show Ane ights now here Metropolitan has accepted an operetta written for her by Willis Steele Competition Heips Things. Actual box office Justify the f tha: the re alta do not} f expressed by some} erection of several stoles ‘heriothd: Cm} 1tnytwases in agick> mecession to Seattle would so cut up the bush new nets that no hott’ woold make any money, That seems like @ jlausible “atgument and might be true in many communities, but it is| not true in Seattle the Orpheum opened these] dicted that it would draw attendance away from the Pantages and the Star, smaller than houses trade ver defo but instead did a re, of alth that, bigger ough the Orpheum has done an enormous business from the sta: rt Mor ere cently the Majestic opened and has the Pantages and the Star are play-| ing right along to packed ho 80 it ia with the Moore. Alhambra Each draws ite own doing a capacity business, but | and! audience and neither can trace the loss of any business to the other; ent that the more are the more busine atre does, The first ix that In any | Misses’ Velour Calf Shoes, war large city only a small proportion Hf ranted all solid leather. Special of the people are habitual play-|9i Misses’ Vict Kid Shoes, double soles, patent goers, and giving them more and/MM tip, warranted California oak tan better houses and more diverse |Ii goles, Special for Saturday entertainments serves to make the i. theatregoing habit all the more Hf Strong Values in Women’s widespread houses and five try folks who like to come to the Women's Fiannelette Night Gow city to have a good time and take Stripes, finished with fancy braid; in a lot of shows, for which théy/IE regular and extra sizes. Special get hungry out on the farm. Some Women's Flannelette Night G one particular show about which | quality; in solid colors white, he has heard a ¢ deal draws|M— pink and blue. Special Mr. Farmer to the city, and while he| is bere he takes in everything. Only one rather important branch of American amusements ts fs William Morrt has so far a Morris bh dependent vau build one, should be will not probably bring ther box’ office been give jouse here, only not cut how an the examples cited sufficient to show that it into any establiahed businesses but will many dollars in unrepresented in this city, vaude out town are two good reasons for! » apparently contradictory state there each the| The second reason is} that Seattle, having five dramatic) vaudeville now attracts thousands of the coun: | houses, | and ville thing more substantial than talk about but if the deville manager does above in of Answers to Correspondents. Carl Reiter Ade au him of good stuff from Eddte City we send the ng Bs ix not a subseriber to The paper to him dead injustice ewhen lot o' vyden Star 1 think you do you f his Ade nor Transter Note. Joe Retley today transferred his lease on the telegraph pole at the outheast corner of Second and S Jim Haswell and Ed Jacobson. The new proprietors will at once fix thelr new office up by getting a hammer andedriving in the nails) which have uncomfortable matter heretofore to lean ca to @ syndicate composed of made it an up Rattroad President a Suicide. SAN FRANCIS of the com pany, comm! wul c afternoon by shooting himself} through head, Mr. Cushing suf. fered @ etre of parniyaie Inet May It organize a Bankrupt Sale $28,000 stock of Clothing, Hate, Shoes and Furnishings at your own price 424K 8T 128 takes more than one steal trust thief to | The House of Honest Merchandise THE HOUSE OF LOW PRICES A. LAWSON & BROTHER Very Specially Priced. Boys’ Calf School Shoe all solid leather, Sp« Boys’ soles, mat calf top; warranted to rip. Special for Saturday Little Gents’ Calf Shoes, warrante leather; sizes to 13%. Special | I for Sat no ette Gowns Women’s Fiannelette Night Gow in neat stripes. Special IN PECULIAR ACCIDENT 1.—S8yd- | everything for sale! WE’RE GOING TO QUIT! |T Display of New Fall Goods All Along the Line, in Every Department, We Are Fairly Launched Into Fall Selling We Offer Saturday and Every Day the Very Best Bargains That Money Can Obtain--Come warrante Box Calf Shoes, warranted Men’ ‘8 Fall Underwear and Half Hose THE STAR—FRIDA ASONIC BUILDING M TURNED OVER 10 "" scalp, Lenry's non-alcoholic com pound gives life; cures dandruff itehing, failing hair baldocns. All bers. druggists and bar oing the Shoe usiness ! The entire stock of Men’s, Women’s a Children’s marked down ate quick selling. Lease, 707 RELIABLE DRY Sere’ ail Misses’ Fall Footwear | Second Shipment of Fall Waists 1.50 “$i. oak 00 98c $1.49 $1.98 Flannel- dall Black Sateen m Ladies’ in black and white, similar atyle. Ladies’ Walsts, sem!-taflored, ne, 59c with y oe ox ns, in neat | trimmed with buttons. They come in black, , ; ms 4 ape Sons Pour, Rava Sheating Wed, Mat $1.00 | seis net itis reaaing colors: $1.75 | Ladies’ Fine Nun’s Veiling Waists Nights The Musical Comedy “Hut: ‘ Specially priced at q . sunny. Side» nat ino s| Ladien Bine Want RE NS latest and | This waist is made with a rich braided silk Next Week ale for each 4 choicest styles; colors, ros®, tan $2, 15 yoke and long tucked sleeves; col $3 50 $1.00 | and white. Spectal price i ors, white and rose. Special . age vate t Fleece that won mather ' seame is fed sizes 42 to 46 Inches. 50c progppe te Men's Fine Ribbed Jersey Vests and Drawers Ladies Ribbed match full cut a ¥ made drawers with match; good me 2 te gacinsh bs de ; 4! dint mee 50c silk taped Spe } pa (ura ste and Drawers to match; | Ladies’ Ribbed ( Meow 32 to 48 This garment weight; all felle ntawe of 86 for \ts we gray and white. Ladies grayness and oe Treen Shoe Company HE BEE HIVE Special value the Y, OCTOBER 1, 1909. ‘DIES OF GRIEF OVER Do you want to buy a home? The Star's classified real estate columns. to Quit Shoes fixtures— First Avenue GOODS NOUsSE Petticoats Women's extra full with 6 ruffle pleated Special iturday Morning. Waists, tucked; also - Petticoats; cut full, with ruffle, and finished Charies A. Sellon and the iBl- eat checks, 9B8¢ | wits deep near-sitk dust thie, which, addy Seattle Theatre |||) eves. asc to'si; Mate B50 to the. | to their wearing qualities. Very 4, 75 LL & DREW, M of ~ $ in the popular poplin ob | special value, only . Rinna = Sunday Mat long new A Great Sale of Fall Underwear and Hosiery Saturday Women’s Fall Underwear and | Children’s Fall Underwear and | Given epectal and careful attention c t Women’s Black Petticoats Priced | Women's Black ‘Taffetaline neatly #, taped or de Special Women's Black Genuine coata; fine quality; One Lot of Women's Black and Colored Silk Grand Rapids Furniture Sal At THE STERN FURNITURE CO. 1526-28 Second Avenue Remarkable values are being offered at this sale: Be sure to see us before buying. Fat Ht eta eye fs atid caged oes wate Automatic Davenport, iike cut upholstered in a KUAFanteed steel ruction, larg solid oak frame finished golden or Karly Eng automatically and forins » full ater bed, Kegular value $24.00, Bale price ike cut, made of oak, full box hair is very sub- Regular value ens $11.90 $2 Quaity |The e Stern Furniture Co! Prices — GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE hivainuvess | Le we _| 1526-28 Second Av. _Bet. Pike and Pine Sts. |_-°“%* FURNITURE—STOVES—RUGS—LINOLEUM. Extension Table foot extension claw fect. egw CHILDREN’ YE THE Bring them tn for you suapect charges are very) Our SCHUCHARD OFTICAL CO. 1207 berond Ave. MARTIN & CO. 1207 2nd Av. Opp. Hotel Savoy. High Grade Gloves Fast Mall 1 j aR erect Sound Navy ¥ a 7 — | Schedule in Kftect Until October 16, 4 oe gad | Leave Seatile—@:85 (except fun- Time of 8 & HR. Ken 2619- - 1 Thursd. and Saturday only 11:30 ‘Time table subject to chat with- out nettee, AVENUE * Bremerton for Sem “ro saga boats om Saturday and Sun- Céiner ‘Cadac AiG 10.15, TB a. m., ae48, Bias, | all eas? *Honts atop at Pleasant Beach a eas See Phones: Ind 2992 EVERETT AND EDMONDS MEALS senven Siz rouna trips daly Se te 12m, 2:16 p om nian." AMUSEMENTS. | ALHAMBRA THEATRE Russell & Drew, Managers. JOHN CORT, anager. Moore Theatre Sunset, Main S147; Ind. 283. Seattle's Leading Playhouse. Only’ Three Times More. ht Tomorrow, Taf Matinee Saturday 1 (4 v rts Present nedy With esnds , NG SOME” MMENCEMENT DAYS” V. Bowers and great mat at principals. college life with a large cauty singing chorus. to $1.5 Mate WEN! THE GRAND rT Tonight Bright Petticoats, made They come $1.25 Heatherbioom Pettt basa extra full $1.75 ymstrong and Rex Beach Season's Laughing Event Nights 50c to $1.50; Mat. 600 to $1 By Pa finished rt p “THE KIN A powerful dr trigue, dire th mn Wall st from Maxine E York Metropolitan Favorites. is Morning—50c to $1.50 tas Matinee Tomorrow Snappy Musical Bx- travaganza “THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE” A 1 Week, Matine turday Mats Nights, 10¢ Advan Week of to. How * d ttle Hosiery Hosiery IF Mallerinte “Canine wants in Underwear and Right here we can save you many | ar ar 8 ae wave you money. Come | dollars on your fall wants for the chil PANTAGES THEATRE | dren, Come and seé RUALED VAUDEV Vests and Drawers to | Boys’ and Misses’ Jersey-Ribbed Union om A 08 3 ne So ™. dium weight; vest 95 Suits, medium weight. Special 25c chal for C | saturday nion Suits; good medium | Misses’ Union Sults, cream color 50 d seams; colors 49 fine rib; neck silk trimmed aoe c Special C | Boys’ and Misses’ Fleeced Vests and Part-Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants | Pants; sizes 16 to 34 10c to 35c | hye to match; medium weight; silk Prices Saturday antser Acrobats Man's Vine Australian Woot \Usternent: vere ong vest; color, drab. Spec 69c Boys’ and Misses’ Australian Wool Vests Prices, 10¢ 0c, Box our oldest and re gaindn Wool Vests and Drawers to | and Pants, steam shrunk Sey hone seer | as each ne 50 fine rib; steam shrunk $1 00 sizes 16 to 34, Saturday 25c to 75c POPES OS DOS OO OOOO SO vests and drawers to | Special ' Boys’ and Misses’ School Hose, warranted . ‘ | ie {ed und teated num. | Ladies’ Fast Black Casiimere Hose 25g | tast, black: double sole, heel and, toe; Pay Streak Attractions recommend oe ite wearing double heel and toe Special C | none better for 20¢ Ree Hive 15 Hittes i Lagies’ extra fine Black Cashmere Hose; | price c at the Expo: ve ne ee; rey 1 4 id Minne Cashmere Hose; doub . slag an a Hait-Flome, good for wear; | double heel and to ; regula and 33ic Boys and Mina a: Cashmere Hose; double } colors natural ar ay. Our price out sizes, Special Saturday sole, heel and tc eeocersoeeosoooooooooes paire for Ladies’ Gray Wool Howe, ribbed; white | thread of cotton in leg which adds great: | <———————————— Men's Cashmere Half-Hone, in Meht, medium and | jeely and toes, Boe .Hive 5 ly to the wear, Bee ‘ ar A A Be | pric 256 | tive price 256 ws 29¢f) Chinese Theatre BASEBALL ‘omorrow oy TAC oma vs. 8 Take Yesler Car. ROUPE, trong Men, Native Chinese Orchestra.